There’s still time to visit this exciting, new outdoor family-friendly ice rink at The Creamery, a community gathering space for the whole family in the heart of Kennett Square. The rink features Glice — synthetic ice known for its authentic skating performance. 401 Birch St., Kennett Square. Open Fri., 4:30 to 9 p.m.; Sat., 12:30 […]
Created for the 100-year celebration of The Walt Disney Company, the world premiere exhibition will feature rarely seen original artworks and artifacts, costumes and props and other memorabilia. Franklin Institute, 222 N. 20th St., Philadelphia. Daily 9:30 to 5. $25. FI.edu.
Radnor Recreation invites teens, (12 and up) to participate in a flashlight egg hunt along a portion of the Radnor Trail. Event hub and parking at Wayne Art Center, 413 Maplewood Ave., Wayne. Win special prizes, play games and enjoy snacks and goodies. Pre-registration req. 8 pm. Free. Rain date, April 1. Visit RadnorRecreation.com.
The hunt features two different age groups: one for children 2–5 and another for children 6–9. They’ll be searching for more than 5,000 eggs filled with candy and toys as well as raffle tickets for prizes. 100 S. Brandywine St,. West Chester. 10 am. West-Chester.com.
The festival highlights new collection areas with art-making around the museum. Meet and make art alongside local artists, watch performances, take tours of the collection designed just for kids and make art as a family. 2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy., Phila. 10 to 3. Pay what you wish; kids 18 and under, free. PhilaMuseum.org/Calendar.
Celebrate the things that make spring special. Play games, make crafts, hear stories and see demonstrations that explore the new life emerging this spring on the estate. 5105 Kennett Pk., Winterthur. 10 to 2. $8–$22. Winterthur.org.
Bring the little ones for the hunt that will be split into 3 groups: 5 years and under; 6–8 years; 9–12 years. New Garden Park, 8936 Gap Newport Pk., Landenberg. 1 to 3 pm. Free. NewGarden.org.
Nearly 30 drummers and dancers from Tamagawa University make a return appearance on campus for an athletic and graceful performance that includes thundering taiko drumming and Japanese folkloric dance. Emilie K. Asplundh Concert Hall, University Ave. & S. High St., West Chester. 7 pm. $12–$25. 610- 436-2266; WCUPA.edu/Live.
The thrilling and heartwarming coming- of-age story follows the strong-willed Moana as she sets sail across the Pacific to save her village and discover the truth about her heritage. 104 E. State St., Media. Times and tickets, 610-891-0100; MediaTheatre.org.
Neumann University, Meagher Theatre, 1 Neumann Dr., Aston. 3 pm. $12–$15. DCSMusic.org.
Ignite your personalized sky lantern and let it take flight. Enjoy food, live music, dancing and the breathtaking sight of lighting the sky with thousands of lanterns. 1547 W. Doe Run Rd., Kennett Square. Gates open at 4:30 p.m. $35 includes lantern kit. Ages 4–12 receive a Fun Kit (no lantern). $10 parking. TheLightsFest.com.
Boys and girls ages 5–13 are invited. Trophies to those catching the 10 largest fish in each session. Darby Creek at Saw Mill Park, 666 Earles Ln., Newtown Square. Sat, 8 to 11 am and 4 to 7 pm; Sun, 9 am to noon. Free. Pre-register at RadnorRecreation.com.
Meet historic interpreters, play games, join in demonstrations, dance around the Maypole, listen to traditional music shows, watch sleight of hand and special 18th-century inspired performances. 100 W. King St., Pottstown. 11 to 5. $2 donation. 610-326-4014; MontCoPA.org.
Come out to King Street for an afternoon of family friendly activities, food trucks, shopping and big wave fun! Live concert in Burke Park with Gary Roland and The Landsharks (popular and fun beach band), 4 to 6 pm. Burke Park, 26 S. Warren Ave., Malvern. Noon to 6 pm. MalvernBusiness.com/Surfin-USA.
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